Example 1
- 70 kg
- 1.6 g/kg
112 g/day
How much daily protein at 70 kg and 1.6 g/kg? 112 g/day.
Type weight and your own g/kg. 70 kg × 1.6 gives 112 g/day. 80 × 1.2 gives 96. 60 × 2 gives 120. No goal list here. That list lives on protein requirement.
Not a clinic verdict and not a prescription. The calculator multiplies weight by g/kg. Kidney or liver disease: a doctor first.
Enter data and click Calculate.
Daily protein in this calculator is weight in kg times a g/kg factor. 70 × 1.6 = 112. The result is 112 g/day. 80 × 1.2 = 96 g/day. 60 × 2 = 120 g/day. Height and age do not enter this product.
You type the factor yourself. There is no maintain / cut / muscle button. Those 1.0, 2.0, and 1.8 rates live on the protein card. 70 kg and 1.6 give 112 whatever the label goal says.
With a US header, weight is in pounds and the calculator converts to kg before it multiplies. The US factor is g/lb and returns to g/kg. The 112, 96, and 120 examples are from a metric header.
Optional height, age, sex, and activity sketch BMR and TDEE and the share of kcal from protein. 112 g × 4 = 448 kcal. Without those fields you still get 112 g/day.
Type weight, type g/kg, then Calculate. A comma in 1.6 parses. 200 g at 60 kg is about 3.3 g/kg, outside common sport rates. Not a clinic diet.
70 kg × 1.6 gives 112 g/day. 80 × 1.2 gives 96 g/day. 60 × 2 gives 120 g/day. Daily TDEE is on the neighbouring page, not inside this product. Protein is in grams, not calories.
g = weight[kg] × g/kg
Daily protein = weight × g/kg. 70 × 1.6 gives 112 g/day. Height does not enter this product.
112 g/day
How much daily protein at 70 kg and 1.6 g/kg? 112 g/day.
96 g/day
How much at 80 kg and 1.2 g/kg? 96 g/day.
120 g/day
How much at 60 kg and 2 g/kg? 120 g/day.
112 g/day. 70 × 1.6 = 112. The calculator appends g/day.
96 g/day. 80 × 1.2 = 96.
120 g/day. 60 × 2 = 120.
Not for 112 g/day. Those fields sketch BMR and TDEE, not the product itself.
On the protein card. Here you type your own g/kg.
No. A sketch from a product. Kidney disease: a doctor first, not this rate.
Yes. Then 70 is pounds and 1.6 is g/lb. The 112 examples are metric.
448. The calculator multiplies grams by 4 when it shows the kcal row.
Yes. 1.6 and 1,6 both give 112 g/day.
The calculator multiplies weight by g/kg. Kidney or liver disease: a doctor first.
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